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Find out how California residents can witness the partial solar eclipse, with Southern California projected to experience a 60% eclipse on Monday!

1920s eclipse glasses are nightmare fuel.

For those staying closer to home, the Centennial Observatory in the Herrett Center will open to the public for free telescope viewing on Saturday, October 14 for this annular eclipse.

The ‘Ring of Fire’ will burn bright and close by. But, you need to make preparations so you don’t miss out.

The total eclipse of a Blue Moon hasn't occurred in over 150 years, according to Space.com. 

If you were thinking of leaving Twin Falls for the solar eclipse, you may want to reconsider.

A temporary traffic light will be placed at a busy south Wood River Valley intersection to help regulate traffic leading up to and after the eclipse.

This week brings two astronomic events to our nighttime sky, but Magic Valley viewers may find seeing either challenging.

Teens with smartphones, texting is making us dumb, and a 100 year old is going to ride the zip line across the canyon. Aside from his own personal quest to take down cell phones, here's what Terry was talking about last week.

On May 20th Twin Falls will experience a partial solar eclipse. Sunday evening the moon will block nearly all of the sun leaving only a thin crescent visible. It should be spectacular!

One of the biggest sky-watching events of 2010 is set to happen tonight! NASA is calling it “72 minutes of eerie totality, where an amber light will play across the snows of North America, throwing landscapes into an unusual state of ruddy shadow.”